A Love Affair With Food
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This document provides tips for rekindling one's love of food by focusing on a diet high in fruits and vegetables and low in meat and dairy. It recommends increasing intake of fruits and vegetables while minimizing juices, pre-cut items, and candy. Reducing red meat and processed meats in favor of lean cuts and grass-fed varieties is also suggested. Dairy intake should be cut back by choosing low-fat options or alternatives like soy and almond milk. The overall benefits of this approach include feeling more satiated, reducing risk of diseases, and slowing the aging process.
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This document discusses the benefits of eating fruits and vegetables, including preventing malnutrition and reducing the risk of diseases. It recommends aiming for 8-12 servings of fruits and vegetables per day, with a serving being a medium fruit, 1/2 cup of raw or cooked produce, or fruit/vegetable juice. Preparation methods like steaming, baking, and stir-frying can make vegetables more palatable. Vegetable supplements provide an alternative for those with limited access to whole fruits and vegetables.
Healthy Eating in the Dorm
This presentation was given to RA\'s at North Central College and included numerous tips on nutrition and ways to eat healthy while away at university.
LiuJ_Doc_Eatingplan
This document provides recommendations and guidelines for the DASH diet, which focuses on lowering sodium intake. It recommends 6-8 servings of grains, 4-5 servings of vegetables, 4-5 servings of fruit, 2-3 servings of dairy, and 6 or less servings of meat, nuts, beans and oils per day. It also provides tips for reading food labels to choose lower sodium options and suggestions for reducing salt intake through cooking techniques and food selections. The overall goal of the DASH diet is to lower blood pressure by reducing sodium intake to less than 2300mg per day.
healthy eating
The document summarizes the key aspects of the food pyramid, including the main food groups and recommended daily servings. It provides details on grains, vegetables, fruits, dairy, proteins and oils. It emphasizes eating a variety of foods, focusing on whole grains, vegetables and fruits. It also stresses the importance of physical activity and discusses healthy eating myths.
Healthy eating
Here are the key points to pay attention to while preparing meals to maintain a healthy diet:
- Serving size - Pay attention to recommended serving sizes listed on packaging or recipes to avoid overeating. Consuming too many calories can lead to weight gain.
- Color of food - Eat a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables to get important vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. Deeply colored produce tends to be more nutritious.
- Nutritional content - Read nutrition labels and ingredient lists to choose options lower in sodium, added sugars and saturated/trans fats. Be mindful of calories, fiber, protein and whole grains.
- Balance at meals - Aim to fill half your plate with fruits and
TIPS FOR HEALTHY, thrifty meals
This document provides tips for planning healthy and thrifty meals on a budget. It recommends making a grocery list and meal plan before shopping to save money and avoid impulse purchases. Some best buys highlighted are day-old bread, frozen vegetables, seasonal fresh fruits, bulk foods, and cuts of meat like chuck roast. Cooking techniques like baking instead of frying and using herbs instead of rich sauces can make meals healthier while still being affordable. Proper planning of meals and snacks helps families eat nutritiously on a food budget.
Tips for healthy, thrifty meals
WHY PLAN MEALS?
To help you & your family be healthier.
To help you balance meals.
To save money.
To save time & effort.
Navigating the Supermarket
This document provides tips for navigating the supermarket to make healthy choices. It highlights the importance of shopping with a list, choosing fresh produce in season, selecting lean proteins and whole grains, and reading nutrition labels to limit sodium, added sugars, and saturated fats. Specific produce, meat, dairy, frozen and canned items are called out. Overall it emphasizes planning meals ahead of time and making small, sustainable changes to incorporate more nutritious options into your cart.
June 2012 - Employee Wellness
This document provides information and tips for meeting a nutrition challenge to eat a minimum of two fruits or vegetables at every meal. It discusses the health benefits of fruits and vegetables and recommends daily amounts. Ideas are offered for incorporating more fruits and vegetables into breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks.
vegan.pptx
This document discusses vegetarian and vegan diets. It defines different types of vegetarian diets, examines the health benefits and challenges of following a vegetarian diet, and provides tips for meeting nutritional needs and modifying recipes to be vegetarian-friendly. The key points are that vegetarian diets can provide health benefits but require planning to ensure adequate intake of nutrients like protein, calcium, vitamins B12 and D, iron, and omega-3 fatty acids. Simple recipe modifications and adding vegetarian options to menus can make institutions more accommodating of vegetarian diets.
How to eat healthy
Eating a healthy, balanced diet is important for protecting your health and reducing the risk of heart disease and stroke. A healthy diet includes eating plenty of vegetables and fruits, choosing whole grains, eating protein foods, limiting highly processed foods, drinking water as the primary beverage, and preparing meals at home using minimally processed ingredients. Following these dietary recommendations can help manage cholesterol and blood pressure levels, maintain a healthy weight, and control blood sugar.
NUTRITION FOR ADOLESCENTS
This document provides nutrition tips and guidelines for adolescents. It discusses causes of obesity like genetics and environment factors. It emphasizes the importance of a healthy diet that includes eating breakfast, limiting junk food, and keeping healthy snacks. It also stresses the importance of physical activity and lifestyle changes like limiting TV time and making positive habits around food shopping and meals. Specific tips are given for making healthy choices when eating out at restaurants, malls, schools, or on the go.
Paleo cook book & recipe best ever
This document provides information about paleo diets and recipes. It discusses what foods are allowed and not allowed on the paleo diet. It then provides recipes for a cashew and coconut shake and a fresh fruit salad. It also includes a glossary of herbs that can be used to enhance paleo recipes. The document encourages accessing a paleo cookbook and recipe book by clicking on the provided link.
Low cholesterol
Cholesterol is a fatty substance manufactured by the body. It is present only in foods of animal origin.
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A Love Affair With Food
- 1. A LOVE AFFAIR WITH FOOD How to rekindle the romance with your diet, feel invincible and minimize sickness
- 2. What? „Increase fruits and vegetables while reducing meat and dairy Why? „Benefits to the above How? „Tips to increase fruit and vegetable intake
- 3. THE FOOD PLATE (USDA)
- 4. THE FOOD PLATE (ROMANTICVERSION)
- 5. MYTHS „All calories are the same - False „Vegetables are not a significant source of protein - False
- 6. BENEFITS „Eat less; feel more satiated, less acidic „Prevent bloating, sluggishness and aging „Reduce incidence of heart disease, diabetes and cancer
- 7. FRUITS &VEGETABLES „If you can eat it, don’t drink it (minimize juicers, blend or puree instead) „Eat dried fruit instead of candy „Pre-cut fruits, veggies and salad items (or purchase them) - store in air-tight container
- 8. FRUITS &VEGETABLES „Skip the cheese and pepperoni on your pizza and opt for triple veggies instead „Try a new fruit or vegetable every week
- 9. MEAT „Reduce or avoid red meat (beef, pork, lamb) „Buy lean cuts; insist on grass-fed varieties (organic) „NO! to canned, pre-cooked and pre-packaged meats - sausages, deli meats, microwavable entrees & finger foods
- 10. DAIRY „Cut down intake of cheese products.Avoid chocolate milk. „Insist on low-fat varieties (skim milk, low-fat cheese-spread, yogurt) „Try alternatives like soy, almond and whole-grain beverages (unsweetened)
- 11. I FOOD
- 12. CREDITS Nanci S. Guest (Registered Dietician) US Department of Agriculture Website Health Canada Website